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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 2001
Page
4
The 1906 established Telegram marks a major leadership shift as Delaney takes the helm, guiding editorial strategy and newsroom operations alongside the editor and publisher roles. Draper remains a key contributor and liaison for the publication’s growth.
Debates over immigration and borders meet new census figures showing 6 million Latinos avoid national origin labels. The Chicago Tribune notes a shift from origin based markers to a shared minority experience, signaling a potential new American Latino assimilation.
A Dayton Daily News opinion piece discusses guiding children and teens through fear after terrorist attacks. It urges parents and educators to include youths in discussions about unfamiliar countries religions justice civil liberties and security, recognizing uncertainty yet stressing the value of informed dialogue.
Former White House counsel John W. Dean writes Nixon briefly weighed appointing a woman to the Supreme Court to aid reelection though he doubted women's fitness. Shelton warns against loose triggers as Pentagon gains authority to strike hijacked airliners only as a last resort. Cal Ripken retires after final Fenway at bat as Hall of Fame looms in Cooperstown.
On this date in history notable events include the 1939 pact between Germany and the Soviet Union to partition Poland, William the Conqueror's 1066 invasion, Cabrillo's 1542 arrival at San Diego, Yorktown siege in 1781, Constitution sent to states in 1787, naval abolition of flogging in 1850, 1924 first round-the-world flight completion, and early TV premieres in 1961. Thought for Today reflects on leadership.
A Telegraph staff writer describes the slow, tangled process of legally changing her name after marriage. Laurie Bean Chapman laments banking and official record delays while adjusting to two names within work and home, awaiting formal marriage documents.
Ellen Goodman reflects on how Americans shifted from “bowl alone” to a renewed sense of community after September 11 2001 noting shared vulnerability and citizenship. She cites Putnam and President Bush and wonders if this cohesion will endure or fade as society returns to normal.
Tessa Romero critiques coverage of coordinated hijackings and suicide missions, arguing past attacks built the groundwork for this threat. She urges respectful reporting to aid recovery, questions societal changes, and hopes for focused action by authorities. She notes media hype fuels vengeance while calling for steady, correct leadership.
Gilmore Auction Services with ABC Real Estate and the Garden City Board of Realtors host a benefit auction at Stevens Park on Saturday October 13 starting 11 a.m. to aid American Red Cross victims. Ham burger feed, items donated by merchants, 100 percent of proceeds go to the Red Cross. Contact ARC Real Estate or Gilmore Auction Services to donate. Larry and Tricia Gilmore.
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